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In this work, a traffic sign installation is used as the language of communication, reinterpreting labels on wild animals indigenous to Taiwan and information on forest animals. This clever and humorous approach combines the commercial district of eastern Taipei and animals. This reflects both the boundless expansion of the lives of modern people and the over exploitation of natural resources. The contrast of wild animal labels in a commercial environment also creates a highly amusing dialogue, speaking to the dangers that lie ahead.


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